AfterVarsity

June 06, 2018

By Kale Uzzle

Help! My Church Doesn’t Look Anything Like My Chapter Did. Is That Normal?

Having trouble finding a church that feels like your InterVarsity chapter? You’re not alone. But here’s some help.

May 31, 2018

By Jerry Romasco

Is Social Media Helping or Hurting Your Relationships?

We need constant reflection about social media engagement.

May 25, 2018

By Carrie Carey

How Do I Choose Who to Stay in Touch with After College?

Whether you move back into your parents’ house or move across the country for grad school, your friendships will look very different after college.

May 17, 2018

By Christopher K. Lee

People Are Not Projects

The greatest challenge to our evangelism isn’t a hedonistic culture or a relativistic worldview. Nor is it scientific reasoning or religious pluralism. It’s our own faithless witness.

May 10, 2018

By Lisa Rieck

Disappointed with God

What do we do with disappointment? What do we do when there’s a gap between what we wanted or expected and what actually happens? Even more, what do we do with God in the face of disappointment?

April 25, 2018

By Nathan Peterson

Redeeming Self-Image

Bulging biceps. Watermelon-sized shoulders. Abs so defined you could see them from outer space. No, I’m not describing myself. Well, I guess I sort of am. I’m trying to describe the image in my head of the “ideal me.”

April 17, 2018

By Steven Grahmann

Reflections from an Enneagram Seven: Learning to Face Pain

A healthy Seven is an amazing force for good. But we have to get serious about entering into the real world, having real conversations, and pursuing real joy.

April 10, 2018

By Timothy Holmes

Reflections from an Enneagram Six: Learning to Trust That God Will Never Leave Me

When I am healthy, I find that I am not only able to remain faithful to the people and communities around me, but I am also able to easily build trust that pushes the whole team/community forward.

April 03, 2018

By Hans Nyberg

Reflections from an Enneagram Five: Learning to Trust God’s Abundance

As a Five on the Enneagram, I love to learn and want to be competent. But my desire to observe and learn also has a major drawback: it’s hard for me to actually act on things.

March 27, 2018

By Drew Larson

Reflections from an Enneagram Four: Learning Not to Let Emotions Rule

My parents didn’t know about the Enneagram back in 1989. If they had, it would have been pretty clear to them what was up: I was a Four. My flagship quote could be this bit of dialogue from Doctor Who: “What’s good about sad?” “It’s happy, for deep people.”

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